Regarding driver installation

I wanted to dwonload CD/DVD writer driver but i could not fined in hp driver dwonload option so cane you plaese help me how can i dwonload

Hi Naren,
Welcome to Lenovo Community!
I’m sorry to hear that the drivers are not installing as expected in your G50-70 Laptop. Hence, I would suggest you to change the settings in BIOS as per the below image and then install the driver in administrator mode by downloading the drivers from the below link. While installing the driver right click on the downloaded file and select “Run as administrator” option to get it installed without any error.
BIOS Setting
Drivers and software - Lenovo G50-70
Do post us back if the issue still persists.
Best Regards
Shiva Kumar
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Issue regarding Thin Installer and driver packages

Hello everybody,
I have recently started to work for a new company and have been tasked with creating a new Windows deployment solution.
My company are using Lenovo desktop and laptop and my installation image use Thin Installer to deploy drivers to our workstations during Windows deployment.
I have been having some difficulties getting everything to work and I want to write about it here to hopefully help someone in the same situation as me and call out for better quality control at Lenovo.
Here are the command line I call to start Thin Installer from the local computer:
START /WAIT thininstaller.exe /CM -search A -action INSTALL -repository \\wds\lenovo -noicon -showprogress -IncludeRebootPackages 1,3,4 -noreboot
Hers the issues I have expirienced:
1. Sometimes packages downloaded with Update Retriever will be set to "Reboot type: Forces a reboot" as default. This causes the Thin Installer to reboot reguardless of the -noreboot switch.
Its possible to change reboot type "Requires a reboot" in Update Retriever and than the updates installs fine.
This causes problem with scripted installs where you cannot have the system reboot "out of order".
Updates should never be default "forces a reboot".
2. On my Thinkcenter e93z (10B8) the Intel Displaydriver (v 9.18.10.3220) wont install because the PnPID is not listed in the XML file. (my PnPID is VEN_8086&DEV_041E&SUBSYS_309C17AA (309D17AA is listed tho)). Manualy editing the XML files to include my PnPID solves the problem.
Lenovo should really have better qualitycontrol here.
3. On a t440s machine i have the Synaptics UltraNav Driver (v. 17.0.12.60) wont install automatically with Thin Installer.
This is because the machine i installed failed the "BIOS test" in the XML file of the update package. I manually edited the XML file and replaced the "BIOS TEST" with one from another update that worked on that system and now everything installs automatically and works fine.
Its possible that Lenovo has detected some kind of problem with my BIOS version and the Synaptics driver but everything seems to work fine for me.
I hope this post will help someone in the future
EDIT: Other people have called out some problems with the information provied in this post. You should read the whole thread before making any changes to your systems.
Kind Regards,
2bi

2bi,
Thanks for posting your findings. I will investigate and escalate the missing PnP id issue for the Display Driver issue. We absolutely need to avoid these kinds of escapes.
For you ThinInstaller command line I would recommend not using the -showprogress parameter if you are using in a scripted deployment scenario with something like MDT and/or SCCM. These solutions typically will not allow TI to interact with the desktop during deployment which is what -showprogress will cause.
Also, you are telling TI to include packages that will automatically reboot your system (type 1), requires a reboot which can be delayed (type 3), will shutdown the machine automatically (type 4). We have very few type 4 packages anymore; however we definitely have type 1 and type 3. As sclexman mentioned, the -noreboot will only apply to the type 3 packages which leave the execution of the reboot up to TI. So -noreboot tells TI that even if it installs updates of type 3, it should not reboot when finished.
Changing the Reboot Type value in Update Retriever only changes how TI sees the package and does not alter how the package itself executes. So if a package is designed to always automatically reboot, changing it to type 3 in UR will have no affect. We have recently had a display driver released by Intel that will automatically reboot if the driver installer detects that it is upgrading an older version of the driver. In a clean deployment scenario, the automatic reboot will not happen so in this case it is safe to change the type to type 3.
This leads to another point. All of our content that is available through Update Retriever is also intended for consumption by System Update which is the utility aimed at individual consumers to help them keep their drivers up to date. Therefore this becomes our lowest common denominator that we have to support. This leads to situations that may not be ideal for the deployment scenario. If we had an army of resources we might be able to manage all of our content for both consumers and enterprise deployments; in effect doubling our efforts. Unfortunately this is not the case and we are trying to do the best we can.
Regarding the UltraNav update for T440s, I see that the XML has a _BIOS section under the Dependencies. However it is defined such that any BIOS level will work because the first level listed is a wildcard asterisk (*). This BIOS section is actually included for a completely different solution which also uses the XML. It is not intended to control the targeting of the update for System Update or Thin Installer. Perhaps there was a mistake made initially and the XML was released without the * and has since been fixed.
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<Level>*</Level>
<Level>GGET*</Level>
<Level>GFET*</Level>
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<Level>GIET*</Level>
<Level>GJET*</Level>
<Level>GLET*</Level>
<Level>GMET*</Level>
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<Level>GRET*</Level>
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Windows 8.1 Driver Installation Order G510

Hi,
I was wondering if someone could tell me the proper order in which to install the Drivers for Windows 8.1
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My current order is:
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Dell had an official post on installing order of drivers. I want to if it is different from Lenovo.
I feel like Lenovo Energy Management and Realtek card reader drivers should be installed right after INTEL Chipset.
Feedback?

Unlike Dell, Lenovo doesn't really have anything documented on the order in which to install the drivers after a clean install of the operation system. Unless one of the moderators know of an obscure listing somewhere. Unfortunately, the documentation for your model is further limited as it only lists the use of the recovery disks which isn't helpful in your situation.
When I do a clean install I tend to rank the driver installation in order of importance. First installing the drivers that are needed for the basic operating of the machine and from there move on to the lesser important peripherals. From the looks of your list, it would appear you have done just that and that would be the order I would use.
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Update doesn't work; driver installation doesn't work

Hello,
I'm using Windows 7 on a T500, and I have encountered some strange problems, which seem sort of related:
1. Windows update installation ends with error code 80070670 Windows Update_dt000
2. My Bluetooth mouse (Logitech V470) required driver installation, but the process ended in failure;
3. I tried to use Lenovo System Update, but the process took much longer than usual, and didn't finish
My internet works normally. I scanned the computer for viruses, and there were none. I tried an earlier system restore point, and it didn't make a difference. Does anybody have a suggestion what could be wrong?
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Ignore driver installation

Hi,
I am facing a problem about how to ignore driver installation during my labview testing.
My units under test are having different product ID, and the installation driver is using .inf file as attached.
The problem is, after every single unit is connected to PC, window request to install the driver.
Is there any way to make the installation can be done once enough for all units under test?
Example: create a registry file to ignore the driver installation for other units.
How labview can do it?
Thanks.
Attachments:
Driver.zip ‏2 KB

Hmm. I guess at the moment I will leave it the way it is,
since these messages have stopped after all users had logged
in. For sure it will start again after the next image-update
I make, I will then test with sp4 and if there are any more
options (digitally signed software i.e.) to be set to
ignore. I will the report back here, probably with a new
thread. Thanks for helping so far.
Sincerely
Karl
>>> Kai Reichert<[email protected]> 27.07.2004
03:28:22 >>>
>[email protected] wrote:
>
>> I did not disable it locally, I disabled it only in the
>> grppolicy I apply with the users. And yes, the policy is
>> applied, since all the other settings (hiding drives
>i.e.)
>> works out as set up.
>>
>> Since the drivers in question come from microsoft
>(extracted
>> from win2k) and for this reason are supposed to be
>digitally
>> signed, this scenario with installation local to lpt1:
>would
>> not be an appropiate test.
>
>Not really. When you upload the signed drivers the part
>that contains
>the "signature" is not uploaded. NDPS does modify the inf
>files as
>well, so they would loose this signature anyways.
>I was justtrying to see if you can disable the signature
>option at all
>
>>
>> Could it be win2k just sitting on sp2-level?
>Have you tried if one of the machines will work when being
>at SP4 ?
>
>--
>Regards, Kai Reichert
>Novell Support Forum Sysop
>
>I cna ytpe 300 wrods pre mniuet!!!

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I am wierdly struggling with something I have done countless times before with other laptops - remove Windows 8 and install Windows 7 I've so far disabled Secure Boot, Enabled legacy support, removed all hard drive partitions and installed Windows 7 which has gone on without issue, the problem is the driver installation. I (as always) download the drivers from: -a) The PC manufacturer if present (not in this case)b) Direct from the hardware vendor I do not use driver download software (trust issues) The first problem driver is the AMD chipset driver, I have downloaded the Catalyst driver many times and yet each install does not actually install any usable drivers (v14.12) which lists the chipset as supported OK, I'll download the broadcom driver for the inbuilt wifi, this was confirmed by the VEN and PID numbers however despite downloading the correct broadcom driver it did not install the wifi device. I thought OK, i'll add a wifi dongle and use that to triple check I have the right chipset driver by using their auto detect feature. However the same problem has occured, I checked the VED and PID number against realteks drivers to find the right one but it will not install this either. This has, at the moment, left me with a HP Stream 14 with Windows 7 and no drivers and no internet connection to use driver dectection. Note: drivers downloaded and copied onto Stream 14 using my PC. Any Thoughts?

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http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/l … ng=English
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tealson wrote:
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That was exactly what I wanted to know!
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I have had no issues with iTunes after cleaning my computer!

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Hi,
I am making build spec for LV driver, I did the following experiment,
Experiment,
Create a installer on LV2014 32 bit
2. Path for source destination:
C:\Program Files(x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2014\instr.lib
Now, I install this driver on another system having LV2014(64 bit) and now it takes path
C:\Program Files(x86)\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2014\instr.lib and install my driver into it.
it creates a specifed path and put drivers there, it dont care that LV32 bit is not present on system.
Result
My drivers are not present in function palate Instrument I/O section but if I copy this to
C:\Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2014\instr.lib, It works fine.
Experement 2: if I change the proper path for 64 bit during installtion(so called at step 3 if Exoeriement 1) following is the result
My questions are,
How can make driver installer user friendly for both 32 and 64 bit LV user?
Is there any solution that installer will take path automatically with respect to LV 32bit or LV 64 bit (whichever is present)?
Is it mandatory to appear driver in Instrument IO function palate, it must be present in instr folder ? What if I want to choose any other folder to install this this driver and still want to make appear my drivers in Instrument I/O Function palette ??
Thank you.
-Amit

Hi
thank you all for answers
@Dennis : Agee with with you to use a regular solution for distrubuting drivers.
@natasftw: just tired and enconter this when I was installing this on LV - 64bit system
--Amit

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